Who Said There Was Something Wrong with the Magic Cards I Made?

How come this card making is all about luck? Why can the protagonist get whatever he wants just because the protagonist has memories of past lives through time traveling? However, the card printing does not reveal the use of the protagonist's memory.

Other professions no longer exist. Play the protagonist card first. Without the protagonist card, you will definitely lose. There are too many cards. I can't stand it after seeing Chapter 180. They all have the protagonist card to fight with each other. There is nothing to watch. Every supporting character has a card made by the protagonist. It depends on whose card is stronger. Basically, whoever is first is the first. Unless it is possessed by a great god, it is mainly about dimensionality reduction. In fact, the main character's talent only takes effect on himself. The downfall is that the card talent also takes effect on others, leaving out other professions. What else is there to see? Let's run, run, run.

Haha, you are not a card maker, you can just call it a luck master. Luck is needed to make the protagonist from the second level to the first level, not to mention those of the same level. Making any card depends entirely on luck. So what is the basic logic of the existence of this profession?

He just brought people home casually without knowing anything about them.

I feel that the biggest failure is the protagonist's talent (mental trait). This talent is exposed and is still wild and no one cares about it. Once this talent is known and regarded as a national treasure, it is given to anyone who wants to raise it. After all, level 5 is the ceiling. The protagonist's talent can be used beyond levels. As long as the protagonist is brought to level 4 to make cards, the national level 3 can be used as level 4 and level 4 as level 5. A small number of level 5 cards can also subvert the world. After all, there are not many level 5 cards according to the current writing.

I want to ask, do you think the economy is collapsing when you see it later? A few chapters into the game, we saw the protagonist selling three cards for 17 million.

I feel like there are too many cards to make, let alone two or three stars. Cards after four stars are better to be scarce and more expensive. Don't make almost all the supporting characters hold the protagonist cards, and don't make each card so invincible that only the protagonist's stronger cards can beat the original cards. Give background professions some dignity, and add a few more background geniuses. Don't make all the supporting characters hold the protagonist cards. It's really boring. When it comes to playing custom-made cards, they always say that there are failures, but they have never failed. It's better to have failures and successes.

Suddenly I discovered that the author's previous cut book was taken off the shelf.

Seeing Toyokawa Shoko suddenly felt relieved

You can make any kind of card and it's invincible. . .